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THE ASHEVXLlLE OAIL.Y CITIZEN.
Thursday Evening, August 10, 1893.
v'.V
THE PAVING COST around town. thbaki. - Vt I lAV"" ""
WHAT
PAVING
A8SEBnEMT8 AGAINST PKOI'
ERTV OWSEK8.
Vt'asAuton, .4ius l. Forecast till
S n. in. Frit In v : Sort hcastcr ly Minus;
fair, exec't local thunder sturins Thurs
day and Friday.
K? porta of Clt Knglueer on
a Number of Htreeta Improtl
br Pavluic ruder Hie Act
1891.
The publication of assessments against
property owners for street paving, as
reported bv City Engineer Lee and ap
proved by tbe two Hoards, is completed
today. On tbe streets givcu below the
amount of damages paid was very small
if anything, therefore damages do not
f.triire In the renort. The amounts
printed below are what each owner will
have to pay. Since these reports liavc
been made out paving has been done on
Havwood street near the government
building and on south Court I'laec
which will be included iu laUr reports.
Irierrlruou Avenue.
HAST SIU1!.
OWNKK. am.isS5.mk.-n
I IV Merrimon $ .S
Mrs. Adelia Worth
Asheville Transfer Co
I. It. Bostic
J. E. Rankin
Milton Harding
A. J. lvman
J. L. Carroll
Mrs. Owen Smith
Mrs. S. S. McKae
S. J. Sharpless
wkst sun;.
T. V. Malloy
M, I. Face
Lewis Maddux
David Kobertsou
The Misses Merrimon
A. . I.vman
G. W. Pack
Chas A. Moore
Buxtou Street.
NOKTU SIKH.
Melke estate $
J. M. Campbell
Lance
Gay Green
13. j. Armstrong
Clapp
Baptist church
Ir. Kawls
soi Til sum.
Mrs. Duffield
W. W. Hays
P. C. Humphrey
Riverside church
II. I). Mav
D. II. Hughes
I. M. Green
Went Havwood Street.
From Roberts street to the county
liri,1..p flii- I'osl nf rubble iiaviuu n;is
$3,112.27:
NIIKT1I SIDli.
12. D. McCollnm $
C. 1J. Wanton
Richmond Pearson
K. P. Withers
E. P. Ilines
Buttrick & Kav
A. J. Lyman
E. W. Jones
SOUTH SIHK.
E J. Armstrong '
Asheville lee .v Coal Lo
Asheville Milling Co
Graham Manufacturing Co....
Haiwood mreet.
From Iluttrick street to James
trick's west line :
J. L. Smathers
jas. Muttrick
From James lUittriek's west
Uuxton street:
SOI Til SIDli.
J. L. Smathers
Rachel Erwin
II. 1). Baker
A. Patterson
Mrs. ILL. l'eatbcrstou
Mrs. Tvler
J. M. Uiiy
Mrs. N. A. Lal'ierre
Mrs. I). U. Adams
II. S. Ilarkins
Mrs. Duffield
NORTH SIDE.
Dr. J. A. Watson
D. L. Reynolds
Mrs. Marv I ones
Smathers & Hampton 1 'i- :i
Mow Vork Market.
Nuw Y..KK. August '.1 Cotton futiiies.
ni.rncd stead v; AUKtist, SM-pt.-muer,
7 r.t: Oet. hit. 7 or.; November 7.iO;
Lcr 7 ; Jaouarv 7.o:s.
1CCCH1-
to
the
!S3
277 50
() 2n
111 UO
ii t :i7
12'." 07
isa ir.
im7 :
130 v
160 5()
701
1 IS 01 1
1, (;.- f 5-1
I-1 1 l'."
'.'50 0O
JVJ 72
210 1'-'
l r.o 1 7
101 70
7D."i IS
55 SO
75 00
75 00
75 00
151 J0
170 i:i
1 US 0 t
'221 20
2-K SO
KiS 0(
1 S5 r, i
7 :ss
1 00 o
:ir.G 7
1 10 4.
40
-132 SI
55 20
5S 2l
5S 21
7 7 00
si 4S
14-5 50
121. 10
tOO S2
Hut
32S 05
451 OS
line to
S3 .14
151 OS
132 01
07 05
71 52
SI 05
00 S3
00 OS
343 15
102 41
50 CO
35 01
74 50
02 38
lailorjaiiiisoii now lias ei:; lit jn isoucid
iu the county prison.
Mavor Patton heard two cases this
morning and the lines amounted to JO.
Tin- Newfound P.aotist association
opened today in the Baptist church near
Leicester.
The new Pullman pai lor ear line was
put in operation on the R. cii 1 ). In tween
Salisbury and Hot Springs yesterday.
A force of workmen under- Foreman H.
P. Hurt betrau this mornin the work ol
outtintr the College street car track
irrade between North Main iintl
Kawls block.
People who have been so fui luiiiite as
to get a glimpse of Ticket Audit Frank
Darby's watch sav that it would un
doubtedly take tnst award at the
World's Pair.
Prom unavoidable causes the time
games between the Asheville ISaseball
team and the Kuoxville Kens nuw hum
postponed to Mondav, Tuesday and
Wednesday, August 21, 22 ami 23.
Esquire K. Y. U. Rhinebai t of Civile,
Ilav wood count v, and Mis. Addic Car-1
laud of tuncoinbe were married on
Montlbrd nvt'iiiic at 1:30 this atlcrnooii
hv Justice A. T. Summev. I He "run
aid groom left on the atlcrnooii train
lor the groom's h-jnie at Clyde.
Considerable change lias been wrought
in the appearance ol North Main street
.it US junction wall C licstuiil ami i.asi.
The li'viliaiit has been moved a short dis
tance up Chestnut, and the tint Heap
taken down so that the street is nearly
level tor the first time in many months.
Waterworks Superintendent Murray
stys he expects to have one t t lie inters
idv tor use tomorrow, t ne i ieuniur
of the two tillers is no ngiit J""-
Some idea of the task may le had wlieu
it is stated that two ear lonils ot clt!
saud were required for the filter that will
be rea.lv tomorrow. A nt quanta
will be required for the ot liei Ulter.
Baltimore Sun, Tuesday: On Loard the
steamship Patapseo yesterday were a
lava monkev and a 'og of hih degree
brou-dit froi'n Koltcr.laui lor Mr. James
Buchanan of Asheville, N. C. The ani
mals had made t vv trips to Baltimore
on the vessel. On the first trio the con
signee could not he found, and the mon
key and dog-, hke reminded iimiii-rants,
were taken back.
Advisor J. P. Sawyer has returned
from Morgantoii, wheie he went to at
tend the montlilv meeting of the executive
committee of the Stale hospital. He
suvs there are now about 5".U persons m
the hospital. The rafters arc being put
on the new deaf niH dumb asylum budd
ing at Morgantou, mid Mr.Sawvcr says
it is expected that the building will he
ready for occupancy witb;n a twelve
month. The music at the "I'east -f Lanterns"
given tor the hem lit of the Asheville lice
kindergarten at " 1 nglesulc, .. I reuen
Uroad avenue, this evening', will consist
of instrumental trios, duets and solus on
violin, Mute, piano and antoharp anil
vocal solos. Tomorrow evening the
music w ill be in charge of t he Philhar
monic String ijuiutette. The price i I
admission. 25 cZnts. includes admission
to the concert and iilrcsliincuis. 1 ue
tables will be served by voting; ladies
lapamse costume. 'oii can't aff)rd to
miss it.
Lemuel t'.ossctt, familiarly known as
"Daddv" C.ossett, died 1 hnrsd.iv night
at his home at B-iunoie. Mr. t'.ossctt
was S3 vears old and a native ol South
Carolina, but had lived in this county
lor a nunilK i ot years, itc n io cuaigc
Kitd's mill lor perhaps l. ycais
until his henlth beeanie sncn that lie
uld nou do active work. lie was a
Liuber ol the Baptist church, an car-
nest, devoted eliristian, ami was wen
liked by all who knew him. The body
was interred yesterday nltcrnooii in the
cemetery at (lash s crccK, tne lunerai
service being ci'iiductcd by Kev. Millard
. Jenkins.
OTS THli Ci.
Mock UuoiatlouK.
Nkw Vonk, Ann. u Kric lll'ii I.uWe
Shore U-:ii; Cliit'UKO Hud North vvi-Mtrm
1 Noi-folK ami Western. HI; Ku-hmunil
and W.'Mi lJoiut Tcrniiual 14.;
Luioil 73!y-
Westei-o
THEY
COME !
Hultiuiore Market. 1
H.U.HMOKL', Ami.'. - -Klour. sternly; wheat,
tirrmr: Knot, 7 1,; AiiKst 74-'s: milliiiK
wheat bv sample, li H.Miii; corn, tinner; Jpi.t
7; AuifiiKt, t7ij; while corn by Bam pie,
5'(!.5J; veltoA-, 4tl(j 30 1
GREAT
MARK
MOWN !
AnlievlUe tai U trt.
l..rre.-teil dnilv tv 1'lWKLL Xt- SNIKUK,
whi.lesule an.l rctuil (truer rn. These rteca
are btiu paid liy the merehauts to-day.
. ir.i)lOIAiii1e! ...75(iH;G
Hens...... KIIApples. dried 3W.-0
Chi. kens nwf.git l'tuupkiiis,eaeh.5Jil;a
Turkcva 70i.li'0:Srnu'n 3
liuiks". aloi.gr.illeeswax, per lo lo
nt.iti - w't 1 L'rt 1 1 one v t H
Potatoes. Irish. ol wheat 8
rt.rnillM .'UHll'.l.O'C'oni i
7.-.lMeal tso
1-Hhl.ni. e. net tr , It lats GO
lli.n.,4 or I..1. 1 OlXrl: I r.lM K ve '
Teas.... i;ff,7rjlfay, ton $UI00
Ciiestuuts nr.oiCclerv. il..x 25(Ui
II i-hest Prices raid for Kail road
Thki-ts Special Kates 0 lie red Affi-
dont Insurance. Clarke, U. C. Hotel
ATTINGS.
REFRIGERATORS.
ICE CHKt.li
1 HUMMOCKS.
CLY SCREENS,
f ETC., ETC.
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.
FU UN ITU RE, CAHPETS. ETC., ETC.
16 X'Httuii Avenue,
AMlicvllle, IS. C.
I you fejel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
iitlex to Xew Ad v.-l I trlil-n.
Trustee Sale Clus. A Moore.
rnursTiiii'S s VI. H-
I er vested in tnc bv a .iced
(t. II. Simmons..
II. N. bock wood
T. A. Hendry
I). M. Luther
Fannie G. Hurst
Clark & Beck
Richmond I'earson
Dr. li. C. Stnrnes
Roberts Htreet.
EAST SIPK.
. I'.Rawls
K. . Aston
T. C. Itrown
Richmond I'earson
s-t 4-1
is;t 21
OS 34
i:u in
in
1 sr, 2a
SI Do
177
s:i 4-t i
41S 1)5
14-S
WEST SIDE.
Asheville lee and Coal Co
C. S. Cootx:r 10147
C. T. Wells :t4 7.".
li. J. Armstrong 1 1 3 9S
Church Street.
EAST SIPR.
F. A. Sondlev $
Johnson estate
Carter & Graham
N. W. Gird wood
I'reibvterian church
Asheville Library
Kpiscopal church
WRST SIDE.
lohnston estate 17 3i
Methodist church tU)
Cheesborough lot 87
Mrs. F. Stikeleather -73 55
230 Oil
1(53 00
HO 22
10(1 40
or. oi
I SO 0
00 HO
202 57
Mrs. E. J.Afton
Willow Street.
SOUTH BIDS.
I. R. Kawls
B. T. Clemmons
, W.Johnston..
113 56
141 48
82 51
70 02
Episcopal church 1U2 S8
NORTH SIDE.
Bearden & Rankin 77 00
Chambers & Weaver 90 72
J. K. Connally r' 1
Methodist narsonaee 108 00
Presbvterian church 102 81
J. Q. ADAMS.
Tender Ilia Reilcttallon Fan
tor of French Broad Baptist,
The congregation of tbe French Broad
Baptist church was greatly surprised
last night when tbe pastor, Kev. J.
Adams, tendered his resignation.
Mr. Adams came to this charge nearly
three years ago. He is an excellent
nmtpher and a fine gentleman and his
congregation win renin.
to have him
to
u.w. He has been true and taitntui
th vrrr interest of his church, and the
-.t, has ahared the benefit of tbe good
work which he has done. In addition to
hia mrnlar duties with his church, the
v naators of the rations denominations
of the city honored him by making
v presiaenioi vnjr
Tnt rinrPM is not advised as to Mr,
. Adams' moTements. but learns that bis
.fti art in -flemana m anoxner c.y.
ZtZA his letter toacom-
I?teVt"s their pastor conld not be
nd f withdraw bis resignauon.
him
confer
'ei-HOimlit (houi People, Some ot
Wlioiil Von Know,
I. C. Ivrvsiu islieie fu.ui Kutliei ford ton
on business.
Advisor J. A. Nichols li:is returned
I'roni Marshall.
alter N. liavis is at the Swannauoa
Iroui I'alatka, I-la.
Miss Mary Hull of Athens, (V;i., is
'ituotiK the Battery I'arL's ijties'.s.
I. C. Adams and Crawford Cradilock
one up from Murriston yesterday.
Miss Irene Mcl.oud has icturiied Iroui
a trip to CliicaKo and lvnlewood. 111.
C. A. I'.iid anil W. M. (.. ilson ot Old
ort are autocrat hed at the Grand
Central.
Mrs. A. Macbeth of St. Louis, and Mrs.
T. ti. Hunter of Savantiuh arc at tne
S waunauoa.
Mrs. S. T. Kelsev, Harlan I. Kclscy
ind Miss Hdith H. Kelsey f I.inville are
it the Hat terv l'i.rk.
I. Ii. Ferguson, l.itelv st crctary of the
Ashtvilie V. M. C. A., Kit this altcrnooii
lor his home in Bridgeport, Conn.
W.Aiken Khett and Kiliiiunl Khett
came up from Flat Rock last mailt in
order to take part in the ijasehall auic
at Carrier s track to:lav.
Take Notice.
The new side of the market house is
now open ana occupteci rty ursi iihum
rl,..-ili-r nnd wc earnestlv Iiotk: the public
will patroni.e them, now that they Have
taken their chances against the other
side. Use the new entrance oil north
ile of lire department. There is a f in
over tl.edoor but iteatinot be sceu unless
you look ior it.
Notice.
n.ii i.iiiis to be had. A pi lendid port
able steam saw mill and fixtures, aul 2
head of fine cattle to be sold August 15,
mna.at Andrews. N. C. Parties tlesir-
in aueh orouertv should not miss this
optiortunity. For particulars inquire tf I
Gudger & Martin, attorneys
mortgagee.
li t virtue of the onv'
t trust i-ic-
..t,l l.v K. S. II. K. mold. to the the tin.lcr-
.ii.iird trustee, t.entinv: .lKte the lT.th tlT
,tt Mnv. 1 ho. iirtd registered in Htok No.
Jil, iit p.iKc ii!5. In ll.e Keeor.lsol MortuK. s
i,., 1 .,f Trust ill the omcc ol the Keiris-
t.r of I ,!. I for the county of mincomlic an.l
state ,,r V.utli Curuiiiui. to w h ich rcierence
in hrrel.v niiidc t. secure the itayiiicnt of tile
notes tliert in ileseril.eil ili-fault havine l.een
mritle in the r.avment of saiil notes, and hav-
in been reiiuestetl liy the cestui tjue trust to
sell s:ul laiul to satisfy said notes. I will sell
.-it the eourt house .lour in the city of Ashe
ville, nt imblie nuetion, . -it 1 li o'clock in on
M.itulur. Seut 1 1 . 1 !".K1. the t,,l:o wluvr cles-
criheil tni'tn of land auu ull tne aiiui-icn-
fitn-es. tor ettsli :
i.,tnt tr.-iet Heinninu at a stake, the cor-
...-r f IVU-r Miller's sinallt raet: thence south
7 east one hundred and thirteen (1 13) poles
to 11 small nv hite oak on the southeast hoc
.if n ridtfe; thence west srventy-eiirnt 17HI
ixle to a wist oak; thenee south fifty-one
ir.ll i.i.les to two small tx.st oaki; thence
west thirty four I.1M poles to a pine: thence
north t .vent v 1 JO l poles to n white oak;
theme east forty (o poles to a black Jiiiin.
thenee north one auudred an.l thirteen 1113)
noles lo a black toik. I'cter M.uer s corner;
thenee east with l'eter Miller's line to the
beuinniiiK. containing sixty-twti n2) nces
inn re or less, beiiit; tbe same lutul convey"
t., ! s. it Kevnolds bv Harbarv Hill 1
.l.-e.l ibi:.-.l the 5th tlav of Mav. 1SIK!. an.l
registered in bonk 31. :it pane 334. of deetts
it. the Keeister's ollice t.f Ituncoiu be i-otl n t y . t.
v. hich detd reference is herebv tnnde for the
o.irnosr of tlesciit.tion: and nlso
eeon.l tract Flrfiinnins on a stake near a
maple stump on the etst side of the liraneh
and runs north twenty six (ltd tio'es noil
ifht i H i links to a stake. Marion Alexan-
ilr-i 's uout he.Tst eorn-r: thanee north 7 untl
with Alexanders line sixtc-n 1 1 0 ) pt.les
to his northeast comer; thence north ,
west twentv ( 20) u -lcs with the suit! Alex
ander's line to his northwest corner on the
enst miirtfit: of the road leadinir from I'at ter-
son's mill to the Havwood road; thenee
w it h said road north 7" west ninety-seven
1 117 i i.olis and eiirh t ( m) links to a roek on
the east margin ol said ro.-i-l, cornerol'O. V .
M ilk-r's sevt n acre tract ; thenee south sev-
eutv-eiulit ilei-rees I 7M l west tifty-onc 15 11
p ilss to a bla. k oak and doKw-ootl in tne
larrett old line; thence north with sni.l line
lortv-scven t l 7 I poles and ten I III links to
a slake in the edtic of the mdluond; tuctiee
down and with the south edire of the mill-
pond us follow s : South 3f" east four t)
oolrs. south i'.s enst six ( 1. 1 poles: Bout ti HI--
esst lour i l l poles; south lit west two
pole south iu'-' enst sixteen (llll Doles;
south '.o east emht (M) pales; north 4-.
east sixteen llt.l po'cs and thirteen ( 1 3)
links: north 1! 3' east sixteen noli s (lot; liort n
tio east lour 1 41 poles to a stake or cliin-
i.iel.itl. where the line between Miller ar.d
t-atterson leaves the tnillpond. llieni-e xvith
said line souih sa east f.rty-seven (4-7)
uoles and thirteen ll.l) li.iks to Cowan's
lenec; 1 hence with said fence south i cast
three (3. tiles, south 7J west fifteen . 1 f
poles to the branch- thence up and with tr.e
meaudcrs of the branch as lollows: South
li.' west nineteen tit) poles; south east
three 13) poles, south B3 3 west four (4 poles;
south a'.-. west nineteen I 1 11 1 poles; south Su
west seventeen ( 17) poles: south west
eleven (11) poles- south -t1 west nine lt)
uoles: south r ' enst seven 1 71 poles, south
1 west seventeen I 171 poles; south 3D ' east
thirtv-two 13 I uoles to the ttiMlininir. lc-
inir the same land coiivevetl by James Ftut-
truk and Canada Cowan to 1. S. H. Kev
nolds bv deed dated luly i:2nd, lss7, nnd
reuistercti in book Gsl of deeds at linKf 1 in
the Kewiter's ollicc of Ituncaiubc county,
and for the purpose o.l description is hereby
referred to, exeeptitlK from the above tracts
abuut sixteen acres heretofore sold- Auk
io. 1 SO.!. C U Sv A. Mt 'l IRK,
au-IOdotfii Trustee.
"I
ill
WHITLOCK
bLOTHING
:i HOUSE,
40 South main,
Cor. Eagle Block.
Oittu- all Hummer clothing at reuucetl pneoB
to mak room for fall stock. Oui htoik of light
weight clothing will be Hold ivg.-irdle-HS of value
Our MKHort.mont i.s ame ami (loii-al.iJo 111
Cheviots, CassimeivH nnd Worhtoti!?.
Our clothing lit and wear longer than any
other clothing in this marker.
Extra pants for men and boys at very low
prices.
Manhattan Shirts, Motlier'
waists for bovs. Underwear in th
1 'i
o'markot. Cheaper than elsewhere.
!!j Hats, Neckwear, (Jloves,
;;:StyliHh and Choap.
;;! Extra si.o cloth uj) to No 50
Friend
i best on
Shir
the
Hosiery, -New
Made From Ilistillctl Wtcr
ASHEVILLE ICE & COAL CO.,
34 l'alton Aveiiue.
Tclcphouc ti, 40.
ASHEVILLE MILLING COMPANY,
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
Roller King aud Electric Light Flour, Choice Corn Meal,
GRAHAIVL FLOUR.
Dcalvrs iu All Kinds ot 'GRAIN and MILL. FKHUI
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS.
Keep Iu Un.-k "Mount Vernon," "CanitdtfUi Clnb," nnd OKI llaher Kye Whlaklca. 1 lie
Wlncn, IlrHiiillcs, IScrr, Ale o.l Stout ltr fumlly uoc. Alt Kuoils dcllvernl free. Ale und
Porter on drauKltt, Utitercacc No. 1 Morth Main ttud 7V4 Collcne strerts. TcU-linn
No. 1S3
P. 8.: On ami arter Muy Uth I win ncuJ atutetnent of ammaU b.v tmill to iiorinf
deb led to me If not settle 1 b that time. KepcclfuHy.
raoPRiGToa carouna saloon.
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW,
HEADQUABTEBS : FOE : FEED !
67 NORTH MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 67.
Wc kciji constantly on hand n large and select stock of Itcd. Make a
specialty of tlic business. Arc in constant communication with the iiriitcipal deal
ers ami mills in various malkcts. l'avinj; cash, wc yet all discounts posbiblc.
Sell mainly to consumers from ton lots down to a single package.
Cull Get Prices
Will Save You Money
Fresh Lot of
TarDell Cream DfiBese
3
ALSO A FINE
LOT OF W.
TAL
P. HAHVEY &
BRAND OF
CO.'S MONUMEN-
ALL ORGANIZED.
Wc take very great iienitic in stat
ing that the
Vuilcd Banklttsr tid litiild-
Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
C.llAKANriilCIl T11IY Wll.l. 1 V li S ATISI'ACT l) v.
Hcadquarlers ftr tlte SpartanliurK mtani Bantu mrru.
TUB I'INliiT liKliAU OBTAIXAUI.B HKIiSII IiVBKY DAY.
wc re l.uviue for the soot cash aud ncllinu for tliw , and we ure pripatcd to rave
ir customer, from 15 tu 20 per ecnt. on tlte $100 invested. Call and be couvineed.
II. B. NOLAND & SOX,
i North Blalu Street. TclcpBonc Io. 5
i. c i.:m. ir ..ni.i i.. rtn .i..vs will bi! turucd OTtr to the tirocers, Aaaoei-
atiori for eolleetion and publication.
Wc also keep in slock Willuii V Horse aud Cattle 1'owdcrs and other stock med
ics. Wc have testimonials from Icnditn lucu in Asheville as to their value.
C. S. COOPER.
Great Sale
1 ii jjCom p a it v
til' RICHMOND, Y1KC.1NIA,
Have ..rgauied tlie following slruiii; advis
ory lioar.l :
OFFICERS :
A. Kunkin, Frc.; W. B. Williamson, V. l'rc.
D. C. Waddcll, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer;
Chas. A. Webb, Attorney.
DIRECTORS :
Janiea II . Lounhran, 1'. W. Stikeleather,
S. Wcstra; ltnttlc, W. V. I.ow,
J. L. Cathey. W. It. Wistall.
I. A. Ilrookshirc, J.. I. Maekey.
John 1". Arthur, Dr. I. 11. Williams.
A.r'P'RA.ISERS :
W. B. Williamson, W. V. Uow. W. II. Wcatall.
T.fjann will be promptly grante.!.
MA). H. H. SOGERS, State Agent.
G. K. COLLINS, Special Agent.
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
No. 20 North Court Square,
(FORMERLY CARRINGTON'S.)
COAL, COKE,
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at 9 a. m.. and every 30 minutes there
after until 12:30 p. m.
fnmmrnrin? then at 2 o. m.. take carl
at Wjuare every 30 minute until 7 p.m.
W. A. & (. S. Wt'V. HCHEDDLE.
Regular half hour schedule to Sulphur
Springs withoot change. Cor leave
rear ot postoffice 8:30 a- m. and fhence
every half hour until 8 p. m. Round trip
'Scrnt. Car also leaves postoffice at
7:43 a. m, to Spartanburg train.
To Aaverilscri.
X Insure change of odyertiac merits
rnntjnff on rejjular contract, copy must
In handed In br 10 o'clock a. m.
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SEWEll TIPE,
HAY AND FEED.
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TELEPHONE NO. 121.
MOODY,
DEPOT YARD AND WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. 73.
J. C. BROWN,
Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
TIN AND SLATE ROOFING.
All orders intrusted to my care will receive
prompt and personal attention. Quality of
work and material guaranteed.
ORDERS SOLICITED,
TELEl'HONB 170.
anr7d3rn
43 COLLEGE ST.
THE CAROLINA ICE AND COAL CO.
NATURAL AND MAMVFACTDKBD
ICB AND ALL KINDS ofCOAL.
39 Patton ATcnne.
Tel. xj. Yard 144
TO VISITORS!
IP YOU WISH TO CARRY
AWAY A LASTING AND
CHARM ISO SOUVENIR VP
ASUEV1CLB. DEPOSIT
SO
CENTS WITH "THE CITI
ZEN" and HA YE RETURNED
PULL VALUE IN A. PINE
BNORAVED VIEW OP
ASHEVILLE
JOHX G. RUSSELL,;
OF BOSTON.
Teacher of Mtwie. Vocal
Ctrareh choirs and choral
and cbsrrh orgaaa toacd.
a socelaltT.
trained, fiaaos
47 WALHUT STREET. CITY.
Those, lovely Plaids, Wash
Silk, riain India, Farifcy Em
pire, Surplus, all new. This
summer $7.50, $8 and $10
Goods all reduced to $5.
This is the Best Bargain to
he presented "this season.
Parties Wishing to procure
any of these good& should
call at once heforc sizes get
broken.
F. P. MIMlSrAUGrH
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